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Asia · IndiaA 54-year-old man from Punjab died of high altitude sickness and hypoxemia at Darcha on the Manali-Leh National Highway in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul-Spiti district, police said on Monday.See the Story
Punjab Man, 54, Dies Of High-Altitude Sickness In Himachal's Lahaul-Spiti
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Tourism · MunichIf you’ve spent a lot of time in Germany, you might have heard of Munich’s famous Eisbach Wave. It’s one of the Bavarian capital’s most famous tourist sites and is a beloved staple for sporty locals. Like the title suggests, the Eisbach Wave is exactly that: a large 3.5-foot wave that forms from the rushing water hitting a concrete step on the riverbed. Locals like to surf it. Visitors like to watch and, at times, get in on the action themselves…Read Article
Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?

Travel · Byron BayHitchhiking—the unsung hero of casual transportation. Or possibly a one-way ticket to ending up on a true crime headline, depending on whether you’re a pessimist or an optimist. There’s no easy answer. The only place I’ve ever consistently used hitchhiking for transportation was in Byron Bay, Australia. That’s the same country that produced Ivan Milat, a serial killer with the moniker ‘backpacker killer’ thanks to his penchant for disappearing h…Read Article